Operation Of Pilot Lamps - Bodet KELIO VISIO Instructions Manual

3.3 Operation of pilot lamps

PILOT LAMPS
RX/TX and RING [1]
(RX-MOD TX-MOD RI)
CPU [2] (two-coloured)
FLASH [3]
Biometry reader [4]
(TX-BIO RX-BIO)
Maintenance console [5] (TX-C/D
RX-C/D)
RS232 reader [6]
(MIFARE ...)
Relay [7]
(CMD-RL, red colour)
France Inter synchro [8]
(R F.I)
RX/TX COM3 [9]
(TX-POL RX-POL)
RX/TX COM4 [10]
(TX-EVE RX-EVE)
RX/TX COM RS232 [11]
(TX-COM RX-COM)
Main power supply LED [12]
Main power supply LED [13]
"Network" LEDs [14]
(DUPLEX LINK SPEED)
OPERATION
Operation linked to RTC modem (when the option is
installed). Ring LED signal as and when the telephone
rings
10-second blinking as the concentrator is powered up or
the CPU board is reset. During that period, access to the
RS232 series console on the SUBD9 connector can be
initiated.
Blinking as soon as data are stored in non volatile "flash"
memory (memory with a file system)
Pilot LEDs from the RS232 link to the biometric reader
Pilot LEDs from the RS232 link to the configuration
console (to the SUBD9)
Pilot LEDs from the RS232 link to the MIFARE or iCLASS
reader for example
Light signal when the relay of the power-supply board is
activated
Light signal when receiving France Inter or DCF time
information
Pilot LEDs from the RS485 link COM3 of the power-supply
board
Pilot LEDs from the RS485 link COM4 of the power-supply
board
Pilot LEDs from the RS232 link COM4 of the power-supply
board
Green LED on as long as the CPU power supply is valid
(mains supply 12 V or external 12 V or internal stand-alone
battery 12 V)
Green LED on as long as the CPU power supply is valid
(valid mains supply or 12 V
supply fed by the internal stand-alone battery)
Communication-driven duplex LED signal
Link LED on if the network is detected Speed LED on if
using a 100 Mb/s network (off if using a 10 Mb/s network)
input present or power
DC